Thy Neighbor
A nonprofit fundraiser supporting
Media AllianceWhat is our responsibility, as individuals and as a society, to care for the most vulnerable?
$2,280
raised by 12 people
$7,500 goal
October 25th Virtual Sneak Preview Event
We are excited to introduce you to Thy Neighbor, a feature length documentary film directed by Eliza Hemenway, and invite you to a special virtual event on Friday October 25 to learn more about this film.
Thy Neighbor follows one of the largest homeless encampments in Northern California, exploring the critical question, what is our responsibility as individuals and as society, to care for the most vulnerable among us?
Join us on Friday, October 25th. We will will share sneak-preview clips of the film, discuss the project in more detail, and answer any questions you may have.
Event Details
Date: Friday, October 25th, 2024
Time: 12 pm - 1 pm (PST)
Location: Zoom - Registration Link
Registration Space is limited, Please RSVP
Thy Neighbor explores the essential question, what is our individual and collective responsibility to care for the most vulnerable members of our communities. The film follows one of the largest homeless encampments in Northern California, and the community’s response to it.
Support Thy Neighbor
We are 90% finished with the film. We recently successfully fundraised the cost of the music score for the film. Thank you to everyone who made a donation, your generosity is appreciated.
The next step is to raise $7,500 to cover the film's sound mix. Please help us finish this film; make a tax-deductible donation to Thy Neighbor. All donations are administered through our non-profit fiscal sponsor, Media Alliance.
More than ever before, independent media needs your support!
About the Filmmaker
ELIZA Q HEMENWAY is a seasoned documentary filmmaker whose award winning work has been showcased in numerous international film festivals and arts venues ranging from EuroDocs International Lab for Creative Documentary Production to American Animation and Documentary Film Festival, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, and the Jamaica Plain Arts Center, among many others. She was the founder and director of the Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival, and is currently living and working in Washington D.C., and serving on the screening committee for DC/DOX. Eliza’s mission is to tell stories that inspire hope and create positive social change.
For more information about the Thy Neighbor visit www.hemenewayproductions.com.